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Our latest Inter view with John Wise. John is a great guest and travels a LOT and has been to some of the most interesting places in the country!

Here is part two of our interview with the engaging and very well traveled Dick Peterson of The Kingsmen! From the Beach Boys to the Stones! It's all in there! Dick was an amazing guy to talk to and it left my head spinning!

Part one of our interview with the drummer, from the one and only, the legendary Kingsmen! Dick was amazing to talk to! The guy is a living history book of popular music. He had to go but he will be back for part two!

Our interview with one of the finest bluegrass players to have ever walked the earth, David Grier. Not sure what to say about this episode, but enjoy!

We had a very interesting interview with Luthier Ryan Thorell, who gave us a lot of insights to building guitars for clients, and the challenges he has with being a small luthier, and a whole bunch of really great stuff about guitar building that I didn't know before! He was so fun to talk two and we definitely need him on for part two! Thanks to Ryan for giving us so much of his time!

Our engaging interview with bike builder from 44 Bikes, Kris Henry. We had a lot of fun talking to Kris about all that goes into building bikes and there was a lot of shared places between him and Thom! It was a great interview and he was full of interesting things about his craft.

Our interview with Daniel Graham, who is the chair of the art department at Georgetown College in Georgetown, Kentucky, builds all sorts of banjos and other slightly insane instruments! Daniel was an absolute pleasure to talk to. We can't wait for round two! Check him out at https://jdgraham.net/

Here is our amazing and intense interview with the one and only Johanna Stahley. You might actually know her voice! Johana was so much fun to talk to and an absolute blast to have on. She is an amazing musician with an incredible voice and she's also a fantastic all around human!. Be sure to check her music out. This interview was very random and interesting, thanks Johanna!

Our Interview with amazing Portland guitarist Eric Skye. Eric covered a lot of ground, from Van Halen to David Grier and his relationship with Santa Cruz guitars. I've been a big fan of Eric's for years and it was a pleasure to talk to him.

Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only stand up comic Karen Morgan. Karen was hilarious and shared all sorts of great stuff about her life and her experiences with open water swimming in Maine. I wonder if she's the only stand up that open water swims in shark infested waters. She was an absolute delight to have on and she's a fantastic human being.

everybody dreams. Some of us have nightmares. And then some of us have pointless arguments about the "science" of dreams. I had a recurring nightmare about self cleaning ovens, a giant printing press and a single red balloon tied to a lamp post.

Our interview with the one and only musician, neurobiologist, founder of the Kropotkins, the Thai Elephant orchestra and so so much more, Dave Soldier. Dave covered a LOT of ground about music and was an honor to talk to.

Wherein Thom and I interview singer, guitar player. and songwriter from New Jersey Sara Abdelberry of Teen Idle and Lightheaded. She was a ton of fun to have on her music is fantastic!

Wherein Thom and I discuss life with Crystal, the crosstown bus episode, the Shaggs, and what the fuck is wrong with NYC, and her move to a calmer place.

Wherein Thom and I discuss/debunk time travel. Kill Hitler, fuck women and/or buy stocks! WHO KNOWS!!!

Wherein Thom and I discuss the lost history and explorations of ghost towns in the west with Wiseguy traveler John Wise. John was a lot of fun to talk to and his adventures of his VERY extensive travels of visit to small, far off places ghost towns, and other places! Be sure to check out his great YouTube channel!

Wherein we interview Montreal Drummer Jacob Wutzke, who gave us all sorts of fascinating insights into playing drums, his influences, and his career. He was a lot of fun to talk to and we would love to have him back on the show!

Where Thom and I interview the fantastic Erik Mason and his soft rock leanings. He was great to have on and it was a blast talking to him. We look forward to him coming on again once his album drops.

Thom and I had a fantastic discussion with Montreal Luthier Martin Tremblay. His background, and his interests, and what led him down the path of restoring old gypsy jazz guitars, with a brief aside about Montreal bagels.

Wherein Thom and I interview @alldayvinyl and his record collecting habits and how it has changed his outlook on stuff?

Where Thom and I discuss anxiety and somehow end up discussing who has the biggest d*ck in Hollywood, and we defy Stephen Colbert to come on the episode because HE DOESN'T HAVE THE GUTS.

Where we call out Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, discuss how Jerry Seinfeld secretly played the orchestral harp while spending a lot of time in the village, AND Mary Magdalene's Pastrami Reubens, which were originally two pieces of rocks, foretold the existence of rye bread, pastrami, sauerkraut, swiss cheese an yadda yadda yadda. Oh, and scrapple. Thom is forcing me to say "It's not confirmed yet, but people are saying that scrapple is the greatest breakfast meat of all time."

Wherein Thom and I discuss Chili etiquette, the time we made up that Michael Martin Murphy was considered for the Doobie Brothers, and the Nantucket Bear Festival. We may have discussed the word of the day. I can't remember...

Thom is dealing with his shit so I decided to post a fake snow tire commercial. ENJOY!!

Thom's not feeling well. Alien Baby In Downtown Portland Not Thomas Buckwalter Ron Kopald

The first "Official" epsiode where my mic is waaay too loud and I am waaaay to mean to Thom for no good reason. I swear we will improve upon this. SO COME ON DOWN! AND BE ON THE PODCAST!

Wherein Thom says a disgusting thing that we should have probably edited out. And praise Michael Martin Murphy